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Newspaper

Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1966

Page

6

New Sullivan County Officials Take Oath

Newly elected Sullivan County officials were sworn in at the courthouse. Harold Roseberry sheriff Jesse H. Bedwell prosecutor Rebecca Grable recorder Norman Wilkey auditor and Charles E. Davis assessor took the oath. Also sworn in was Mary McCracklin assessor of Hamilton Township. Barbara Anderson officiated and will be sworn in later. Wendell Tennis will be sworn in Sunday as Circuit Court judge succeeding Joe W. Lowdermilk who did not run.

Wendell Tennis Indiana Public Service Commission Circuit Court Joe W. Lowdermilk Tennis Anderson Lowdermilk Sullivan County Lowermilk

Ex Tito Freed Milovan Djilas After Prison Term

Belgrade reports Tito signed a decree freeing Milovan Djilas, once Tito's top lieutenant and famed critic. Djilas ends a four years one month remaining of an eight year and eight month sentence from 1962, with bans on press and public appearances for five years post release.

Belgrade UPI Milovan Djilas Yugoslavia Josip Broz Tito Tanjub Tito Djilas Dijilas Stalin Communist Party Polit Bureau Federal Assembly

Nine teens apply for La Fayette postmaster post

Nine teen applicants have sought the La Fayette Indiana postmaster job as the Civil Service Commission announced. After a competitive exam the commission will certify a list of eligibles to the Post Office Department for appointment consideration.

Washington Lafayette Ind Civil Service Commission Post Office Department

Sunday Retail Selling Discussion in Indiana Lawmakers

Indiana committee and Terre Haute merchants, joined by four legislators, discussed proposed limits on Sunday retail selling aimed at curtailing sales except for food and drugs. The group representing over 900 store owners distributed copies of the bill and supportive statements on why Sunday closing is needed.

Indiana Committee Terre Haute Frederick Bauer Jack I. Neuderhiser William J. Brighton Vigo Sullivan Herman J. Fanning Clay, Sullivan Vermillion Jack H. Mankin Merchants’ Steering Committee Frank C. Schrohe Root Lucian H. Meis Jr Meis Bros., Inc Salo J. Levite Meis Clair Call Anderson Indiana

Fortune tellers predict Khrushchev return and world turbulence

In Paris forecasts, Rose Stoler and Belline predict Nikita Khrushchev will regain power in Russia in 1967 and geopolitics will be turbulent. They foresee U S involvement in Vietnam deepening, Franco royalty in Spain, and wider Communist Chinese influence in Southeast Asia.

Paris UPI Nikita Khrushchev Russia Johnson Francisco Franco Rose Stoler United States Vietnam Nikita Khurshchev Georgi Zhukov Iran Belgium Belline Southeast Asia Australia

Mail vehicle stolen from downtown St. Louis YMCA

A U.S. mail station wagon loaded with mail was taken from in front of the downtown St. Louis YMCA Friday night and found about an hour later abandoned ten blocks away. No arrests were made and the value of the mail was not estimated. Officers Carey and Lade reported the driver was inside delivering mail when the theft occurred. The keys were left in the vehicle.

ST. Louis U.S Gene Carey Larry Lade

Deceptive checks and license violations listed

Violation notes include Rosemary Billyou judge at 1516 1st Ave with deceptive issuance or delivery of a check and a $30 fine. Other entries show David Ferguson at 1733 N 7th St for no operator license and no plates with $13.25 fines each, Carl Marshall at RR 4 West Terre Haute for improper registration with $7.25, Gerald Carter at 1400 S 4th St for false registration with $7.25, Charles Mattingly at 1418 Barbour Ave for no operator license with $3.25, and Vernon Monroe of Youngstown cited for stop signal violation with $13.25.

Rosemary Bilyou 1St Ave David B. Ferguson N. 7Th St Carl R. Marshall West Terre Haute Charles Mattingly Barbour Ave

Western Riders Set Open House

A New Year open house is planned by the Wabash Western Riders Saddle Club at its clubhouse south of Prairieton. Festivities start at 4 p.m. Members bring sandwiches and their own refreshments. Music by The Statesman will provide dancing from 6 30 to 9 30 p.m. Hosts and hostesses include 1966 and 1967 officers Mr and Mrs Robert Farrell Mr and Mrs Millard Francis Mr and Mrs William Phelps Mr and Mrs Bob Morris Mr and Mrs Fred Maurer Jr and Mr and Mrs Arnold Hughes.

Wabash Western Riders Saddle Club Prairieton the Statesman Robert Farrell Millard Francis William Phelps Bob Morris Fred Maurer Jr Arnold Hughes

Oak Room memories of editors and stars in a private sanctuary

Jim Bishop recalls the Oak Room as a storied retreat where male editors authors and actors held court. He notes women later gained access after 5 p m and recounts legends like George M Cohan Scott Fitzgerald and Enrico Caruso amid glittering anecdotes and a failed Look and Random House joint deal.

George M. Cohan Charles Colebaugh Collier's Magazine Oak Room George Arliss Herbert Hoover John Barrymore Eddie Foy al Jolson Scott Fitzgerald Charles Lindbergh Franklin Enrico Caruso

Censored Tales of Ghosted Works and Legendary Clients

The author recalls censorship and edits by lawyers and managers on books and scripts for figures like Jack Dempsey Babe Ruth and General MacArthur. He notes how eye opening material was pruned while certain stories survived with little change. Specs O Keefe remains an exception.

Bill Slocum Jack Dempsey Jack Look Magazine Lock California Manassa Mauler Lord Fauntleroy Salvation Army Babe Ruth Babe Bambino William Bendix Gen. Wainwright General MacArthur Specs O’keefe

Opal Kremen Named Indianapolis City Controller

Opal Kremen was appointed city controller by Mayor John J. Barton, succeeding Don L. Robinson. She becomes the highest ranking woman in Indianapolis government and will earn an annual salary of 10 600. Fish continue to grow until they die.

Indianapolis Opal Kremen Kremen John J. Barton Don L. Robinson

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